| The Blues Brothers | |||||
| Universal Pictures (1980) | |||||
| Comedy, Adventure, Music, Musical, Crime, Action | |||||
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#1913 |
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| Tom Erhart | Prison Guard | |
| Gerald Walling | Prison Guard | |
| John Belushi | Joliet Jake Blues | |
| Walter Levine | Prison Guard | |
| Frank Oz | Corrections Officer | |
| Dan Aykroyd | Elwood Blues | |
| Kathleen Freeman | Sister Mary Stigmata | |
| Cab Calloway | Curtis | |
| Donald Dunn | Donald 'Duck' Dunn | |
| Alonzo Atkins | Choirmaster | |
| James Brown | Reverend Cleophus James | |
| Chaka Khan | Choir Soloist | |
| Southern California Community Choir | Choir | |
| Armand Cerami | Trooper Daniel | |
| Steven Williams | Trooper Mount | |
| Stephen Bishop | Charming Trooper | |
| Carrie Fisher | Mystery Woman | |
| John Landis | Trooper La Fong | |
| Kristi Oleson | Sales Girl | |
| Gary McLarty | Man in Toy Store |
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| Producer |
Bernie Brillstein
George Folsey Jr. David Sosna Robert K. Weiss |
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| Writer |
Dan Aykroyd
John Landis |
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| Cinematography |
Stephen M. Katz
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Jake Blues, just released from prison, puts his old band back togther to save the Catholic home where he and his brother Elwood were raised. |
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